Dairy Business
(Continued from Page D2B) More Emphasis on Hay Crops
Gross Margin of return on your Can you afford to grow com for
investment. grain if the acreage is alfalfa must
PUBLIC
AUCTION
DAIRY HERD-MILK TANK
MILKING EQUIP.
FARM MACHINERY
At the farm located near Alpha, N.J. Rt.
519, in Warren County, N.J. 5 miles
southeast of Easton, Pa. Sale for Mr. &
Mrs. John Gercie.
MONDAY, JUNE 18,1984
10:00 A.M. Rain or Shine
25 Holsteins & 1 Ayrshire milk cows, in various
stages of production, 6 recently fresh, 4 dry,
herd is tested & eligible for interstate ship
ment, also pregnancy checked.
Dairy Equipment: Majonnier 300 gal. milk
tank w/compressor, milker pump, 3 Surge
milkers, Stainless pails & strainers. Farm
Machinery: John Deere machinery; J.D. 4020
& 730 diesel tractors, J.D. 70 gas tractor w/2
row #227 mtd. com picker, 1948 J.D. model A
tractor, 4 row complanter, 8’ hyd. disc, side
delivery rake, 5 bottom pull type plows, other
makes, Massey Ferguson #l2O P.T.O. baler
w/kicker like new, 36’ Zimmerman hay & grain
elevator new, New Idea 402 rolobar rake, New
Idea cutditioner, 20’ Brillion end lift hyd. spring
tooth harrow, Int. 720 automatic 5 bottom
plows, 2 hay bale wagons 1 w/no running gears,
New Idea #503 front end loader, field sprayers,
scrap piles.
Not responsible for accidents.
Note: This herd is not being fed to produce to
the best of their ability.
Be on time, few small items.
Terms: Cash or Acceptable Check.
Auctioneer
Arthur Hanna
Bloomsburg, NJ.
201-995-7862
=PUBLIC SALES
ANTIQUES, GUNS, QUILTS,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
AND COLLECTIBLES
MON. EVE. JUNE 18,1984
5:00 P.M.
Quilts & Guns at 7 P.M.
Sale to be held at the Farmersville Fire
Co. located along E. Farmersville Road
between Hinkletown and Brownstown,
Pa.
ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Maytag Gas Engine; Child’s Rockers; End
Tables; Old Desks; Small Wooden Chest;
Clothes Trees; Plank Bottom Chairs; Round
Back Chair; Bedroom Rocker; Platform
Rocker; Wash Stand; Kidney Table; Cane Seat
Chairs; Old Wood Bed; Old Quilt Frames;
Drop Leaf Table; Old Rockers & Benches;
Assorted Old Chairs; Dresser with Mirror;
Kitchen Cabinet; Old Farm Table; Towel
Rack.
20 ASSORTED KEROSENE LAMPS
QUILTS
Assorted Old and New Quilts; Crib Quilts;
Quilt Tops; Blankets; Comforts; Aprons; Bed
Spread; Assorted Books; Stainless Steel
Flatware; Bone Handle Flatware; Baby
Silverware; Old Baskets; Jug; Crocks; Cast
Iron Pump Trough; Grindstone; Misc. Dishes;
Toy Rocking Horse; Farm Scales; Brass Store
Scales; Hanging Scales; 1 Set Dishes; Crystal;
Clear Dishes; Straw Cutter; Corn Seeder; One
Hole Comsheller; Iron Kettle Hook; Dolls &
Barbie Dolls & Clothes; Doll Cradle; Outside
Wind Chimes; Rag Carpet; Tin Cake Molds;
Tobacco Sizing Crate; Cigar Cutter; Avon
Bottles; Small Iron Kettle; Chicken-on-Nest;
Dough Mixer; Corn Popper; Wash Board;
Picture Frame; Log Drill Press; Slate Cutter;
Wood Planes; Brush Axe; Axe Splitter; Elgin
Pocket Watches.
GUNS —l-1898 Springfield Rifle; Fox Double
Barrel Shotgun; 16 Gauge Gun.
Terms by:
CLYDETH “Bud” BUCH
T. Glenn Horst, Auct.
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Timothy G. Horst, Auct.
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859-1331 or 738-1245
Sale Reports
A Public Auction of
antiques was held June
9 at the Carnival
Grounds just off Rt. 73
between Reading and
Boyertown in Oley,
Berks Co., Pa. before a
big crowd.
Some items sold
were: dresser & chest of
drawers $l9O, bedroom
suite $330, 2 diningroom
suites $l4O each, 2
wicker chairs & settee
$340,5 spool cabinets $65
to $9O, hand-carved toys
$5O to $65 each, canvas
Chevrolet sign $22,
pewter pitcher $3l,
pewter salt & pepper
$l2, 56 pc. Fiestaware
$65, Fiestaware set $75,
set of stemware $67.50,3
pc. Wedgewood $B5, 1
pc. Irish peleek $3O and
4 pcs. green glass $B5.
David S. Allgyer was
the auctioneer.
OF ANTIQUES
G. FRED ZIEGLER ESTATE
SATURDAY, JUNE 23,1984
the Kauffman Station Community Center,
ranklin, PA. turn east off U.S. route 11 at Cross
SALE AT 9:00 A.M.
pot; 2 brass candle lamps with prisms; bisque &
;racked; brass kerosene light; kerosene light shades
.oyai wu.w.. t pitcher; satin glass bowl; ruby glass souvenirs; loi
imori plates; nippon compote; opalescent vase; art glass vase; lan
paperweights; beer steins; glass compotes; syrup pitcher; glass .
receiver; 2 glass kerosene lights; Heisey glass; Haviland china fruit dishes; willow ware; set of Lenox
dinnerware, service tor 12; Napoleon ponrau tea sei ana plates; cut glass knife holder; wedgewood; '
pink luster; nippon plate; Staffordshire decorated teajwt; master salts; silver items; large balogna,
meat platter; brass ladels; iron forks and ladels; copper kettles; copper tea kettle; brass can-'
dleabra; brass hand bell; 2 tin candleholders; childrens toys; cannon ball and brass andirons; spice i
box; mechanical lock; early fans; fancy ladies evening bags; mantel clock; wicker baskets; oil
paintings; engravings; wide variety of pictures and frames; magazines from 1860’s on Godeys, (
Harpers, etc; Adam frame mirror; Unusual collection of antique clothing 1800’s well preserved,
ladies early dresses, fancy waists, skirts, hats, dress bonnets, mens swallow tail suites, white stiff \
front skirts, high silk hat; shawls, scarves, quilts, linens. i
Walnut 2 pc. arch door corner cupboard with butterfly shelves, glass panes, late 1700’s; walnut
Chippendale chest 3 over 2 over 4 drawer; cherry Pembroke 4 leg drop leaf table; walnut Hepplewhite l
table; walnut round tilt top table; round oak claw foot ext. table; empire wall leaf table; Sheraton
butler desk; oak Scroll top desk; slant top desk; large empire buffet; cherry single drawer stand;
clover drop leaf stand; walnut table with 4 front drawers and glass front shelf top; 3 large walnut,
glass front bookcases; oak glass door bookcases; finger carved Victorian settee; Victorian, resh,
grandmother, ladder back and wicker rockers; ladder back, cane seat, Victorian ladies chair and{
walnut frame chairs; 2 plank bottom high chairs; walnut hall rack; organ stool; shaving mirror with
inlay; ten plate stove; 2 early decorated wood stoves; large store counter; Victorian, cannon ball,
and spool bedsteads; iron bed with brass knobs; white marble top petticoat stand; cherry empire
chest of drawers; chifferobe with mirror; 5 solid cedar chests; some dovetailed; very old dovetailed 1
blanket chest, ball feet, lid cracked; straw covered chest; dovetailed pine blanket chest; 10 trunks;
wood water trough.
Edgar J. Stull Auctioneer
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thereby be limited? The hay you
must purchase at $125 a ton might
have been produced more easily
and cheaply on that com ground. A
comparison of the returns from
corn as silage and com as grain
shows a more than double ad
vantage in favor of com silage. A
crop Budget comparison run on my
computer shows a return of $309 an
acre for com silage, and only
$101.50 for shelled com from the
same field. Very often, the extra
com land should have been planted
in alfalfa, to balance up the dairys’
needs for TDN and extra protein.
Notice how sneaky I was in just
casually mentioning that the
calculations were done on a
computer? 1 could have calculated
a crop budget with paper and
The Merri-Buck
Complete Holstein
Dispersal was held June
7 by Park L. Buckwalter
and Mary Ann Buck
waiter, Watsontown,
Pa. just off Et. 44 on
Glaze Ed.
The high cow, Merri-
Buck Jem Sheila was
sold for |6400. Other
registered Holsteins
brought $3OOO, $2500 and
$2200. The average of all
of the milking cows was
$1425.
Sale Manager was
Gordon & Eon Wood.
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A Public Sale of an
tiques and collectibles
was held June 4 by
Mahlon Keith, along
Eidge Eoad from
Sinking Spring to
Denver, Lane. Co., Pa.
Some prices included
0 DAY PUBLIC
2nd DAY SALE
SATURDAY, JUNE 30,1984
at the residence at 49 N. Carlisle St. Greencastle, Pa.
SALE AT 10:00 A.M.
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK, Trust Dept, Executor
G. Fred Ziegler Estate
pencil (with the help of a And whether you do your
calculator, of course,) but as I’ve ciphering with a pencil or a
said before, ’rithmetic gives me a computer, you can profit greatly
pain in the head. The Apple from a little figuring on whether
Computer loves numbers, so I’U let your cropping system is returning
it do the number crunching. the most for your time and money.
butcher ladle marked
“J. Smith 1847” $125,
walnut spice box $lOO,
Conestoga wagon jack
$lOO, 6 tune music box
$360, tulip hinge $5O and
wooden tremel $5O.
H.H. Leid Auction
Service, Inc. conducted
the sale.
A Public Sale of farm
machinery and grain
bins was held June 9 by
Eegester Bros. Farm,
at 17826 Falls Ed.,
Upperco, Maryland in
Baltimore County.
The following prices
were received: J.D. 6620
side-hill combine
$31,500, J.D. 5020 tractor
$9OOO, J.D. 4020 tractor
$7lOO, Ford 8000 $4500,
Ford 5000 $5700, J.D. 730
tractor $3700, A.C. 7010
tractor $14,000, John
Blue 1000 gal. sprayer
$4700, J.D. 1460 com
planter $750, A.C. no-till
planter (for beans)
$l4OO, Generator 3 cyl.
engine on wheels $BOO, 4
hay wagons w/bale
thrower racks $825 to
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Lancaster Farming, Saturday, June 16,1964—029
ON THE GROW
$975, J.D. 336 baler
$2750, J.D. 640 rake $950,
N.H. 479 haybine $l9OO,
Better Build tank
spreader $l5OO,
aluminum dump trailer
$6300, White Tandem
dump truck w/21’ body
$4500, Int. 1600 w/dump
$3BOO, J.D. 5-bottom
plow (on land) $625, 10’
chisel plow $675,
transport cultipacker
$1025, J.D. 1630 disc
harrow $2OOO, J.D.
model 210 disc $l4OO, no
till hay buster drill
$l9OO, grain bin 27,500
bushel $3500, grain bin
15,000 bushel $2300, wet
bin 2000 bu. $BOO,
automatic grain dryer
$500,110’ grain leg $7lOO
and 4 portable hog
houses $525 to $lO5O.
Nevin E. Tasto was
the auctioneer.
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A 2 Day Antique
Auction of household
goods and toys was held
June 8 and June 9
between Allentown and
Harrisburg at Kempton
Community Center,
Kempton, Berks Co.,
Pa.
Some items sold
were: Papier-Mache
Santa Clauses $275 to
$5OO, pitcher & bowl set
$l9O, yellow ware rabbit
mold $lOO, 1841 Or
wigsburg coverlet $4OO,
German toy carousel
$775, monkey doorstop
$llO, paneled stained
glass lamp $350, cookie
cutters $3O to $75 each,
German Bisque doll
$2OO, low pine dry sink
$575, marble top tables
$l6O to $3OO, Bennington
fish mold $260, comer
cupboard $l5OO,
mechanical lion &
monkey bank $2OO, high
dry sink $llOO, blue
decorated jugs & crocks
$75 to $175, and brass
buckets $35 to $B5.
Jay Riegel, Jr. was
the auctioneer.
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A Public Sale of real
estate was held June 9
by Mrs. Ruth Elgin at
the farm located on the
north side of Jefferson,
on Old Middletown Rd.,
in Frederick Co.,
Maryland.
The 23% acre
property with an old
brick house, barn,
sheds, caretaker’s
house and dog kennels
was sold for $135,000.
Sale Manager was
Remsburg Sale Service.
A Public Auction of
antiques and personal
property was held June
9 by Joseph Lloyd, 317
Murry Hill Drive,
Lancaster, Pa.
Some prices were:
blanket chest, dated
1776 and featuring strap
hinges and a grab lock
$1375, Victorian marble
top sideboard $1225, 2
china closets $550 &
$3BO, early four-drawer
chest $555, walnut drop
leaf table $415, 4 Hit
chcock chairs $6OO, 2
waU clocks $540 & $3BO,
Victorian game table
$245 and Indian rug $225.
Auctioneers were Ira
and Dale Stoltzfus and
Jay Leary.
A Public Sale of
blacksmith tools was
held June 9 by Douglas
Caldwell, 1109 Penn
Grant Rd., 1 mile west
of Strasburg, Lane. Co.,
Pa.
Some prices included:
cone $87.50, anvil $llO,
broad axe $5O, milk cans
$l9 each, dinner bell $7O,
swageblock $l2O, tarpot
$75, wooden bellows $55,
horseshoe measure $42,
pony wagon $240 and
single squareback
sleigh $275.
Auctioneers were
Robert & Jeffrey Martin
and Frank L. Steller.